Kick Kennedy is shaking up the compound with laughter and her own sense of purpose.
JPG file for | Tv Frame Art | Group Sailing, Adirondack Lake, Sailboats, Seascape, Mountain. Designed specifically for the Samsung TV Frame with dimensions of 3840x2160 pixels; not intended for printing purposes. Download this painting specifically designed for Samsung TV Frame. This digital file, optimized for screen display, comes in a high-resolution JPG format with dimensions of 3840x2160 pixels, suitable for any 16:9 ratio displays. Please note that this file is intended for digital use only and is not suitable for physical printing. Keep in mind that colors may vary based on your screen display settings. Upon purchase, you'll receive an instant download link. No physical items will be shipped. To receive assistance in adding this file to your TV, please visit: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00076727/
DIGITAL FILE ONLY Pastel Sailboats Lake Painting | Nautical Seascape Wall Art Print | Boy's Room Beach House Printable | Coastal Summer Boat Digital Download Four Sisters Print Shop's original art prints are colorful and modernized still lifes, portraits, and landscapes inspired by impressionist and fauvist art of the past. Our high-quality digital artwork will add a dose of joy and personality to any room. This is an instant download and no physical products will be shipped. INCLUDED FILE SIZES in 300dpi resolution: Four JPG files in the following sizes attached for Instant download: • 7x5 • 10x8 • 14x11 • 20x16 - 5:4 Ratio Two JPG files in the following sizes accessible by download the included PDF document with link: • 24x18 - 4:3 Ratio (use this file to also print at 16x12) • 36x24 - 3:2 Ratio (use this file to also print at 18x12 or 30x20) For the best print results, we recommend using a professional online printing service and high-quality archival paper. Please contact us if you have any questions or need further assistance. Happy printing! © Four Sisters Print Shop All Rights Reserved (Please note that this listing is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Commercial use, reproduction, or distribution of the digital file is strictly prohibited).
Lake house decor using large wall art incorporating nautical decor. Create a nautical nursery featuring the shape of water with seascape photography taken in Bucksport, Maine. Taken on a foggy morning in the Bucksport, Maine harbor. Celebrate the maritime heritage of Maine with this photograph of a cleat and mooring lines on the harbor pier. Listed as a circular image printed as a square photograph. Also available in more traditional rectangular crops. Title: Summer Day at the Harbor Location: Bucksport, ME • Printed by a professional lab and mailed directly to you • Choose from 5 media: 100% Cotton, Canvas Gallery Wrap, Metal, and Wood (Bamboo or Maple) • Any blur or texture on the image is intentional • Un-matted, un-framed + packaged with care MEDIA OPTIONS ➤ Cotton: 100% Cotton, Acid-Free and pH Neutral, Matte Finish, Smooth Finish, .43mm thick ➤ Canvas Wall Art (Gallery Wrap): 1-1/2” deep on Fine Art Canvas, Ready-to-Hang with sawtooth hangers, corner bumpers ➤ Metal Wall Art: High quality aluminum for a clean and lasting finish; durable, built-in metal hanging brackets make it appear as though it's floating ¾” (available in both Matte and High Gloss finishes). If you choose metal, indicate in Notes to Seller if you prefer matte or gloss. ➤ Bamboo Wall Art: Cotton print mounted on 3/4" thick, sustainably harvested bamboo with a carved keyhole on the back for easy hanging. Bamboo and Maple Wood are the same price; indicate in Notes to Seller which you prefer. ➤ Maple Wood Wall Art: Image is printed directly on eco-friendly Maple Wood panels ½” deep and finished with a protective laminate. Arrives ready to hang with a pre-cut keyhole. Bamboo and Maple Wood are the same price; indicate in Notes to Seller which you prefer. IMAGE OPTIONS: ➤➤ Buy it as part of a discounted custom set: http://etsy.me/2pfGOAK ➤➤ If you need a size that is not listed message me for a custom order ➤➤ Gift wrap available on images up to and including 11" x 14"; message me for options ➤➤ Available in all sizes up to 26x26 ➤ Return to my shop here: paperedpixels.etsy.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Instagram: @papered_pixels Journal: paperedpixels.com/blog Dispatch: http://eepurl.com/cKiZCb All photographs are taken & processed by me © Papered Pixels Photography
Lake Louise with Mount Fairview, Alberta, Canada
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The highlights of a summer vacation to Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada.
Today, we invite you to join us on an amazing journey to picturesque Vietnam. This experience is made possible by the photographer you might already remember from our previous post, where we featured his best work from all corners of the Earth. None other than Daniel Kordan, whose work always leaves us speechless, brings us this extraordinary series.
I'm doing a happy dance today because after two three (!) years, I have a finish: My Lake Michigan Quilt, or as we say in all of our state's ads about things we like, MI Lake Michigan Quilt. I was under the MIstaken (get it?) impression that it took me two years until I looked up my old posts this week and found out that I started it in MId-October 2015. It's as old as one of MI grandsons. I won't put all the links in here of posts along the way, but if you'd like to read them, click on the Lake Michigan quilt label on the right side bar or at the bottom of this post. I followed the techniques of Karen Eckmeier for making Accidental Landscapes. I've made tiny ones in the past, like this ornament for my daughter and son-in-law. It's maybe about 3 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. But when my daughter (MI daughter? Ok, I'll quit now) mentioned that she wanted a wall quilt for her office, I decided to supersize the technique. The new quilt is 30 by 42 inches. Nearly all the fabrics are scraps. I did buy a piece of Grunge for the back, appropriately when I was on vacation near Lake Michigan. The batting is a leftover piece of Quilter's Dream Cotton Select. There's no reason that this quilt should have taken as long as it did. It wasn't difficult. Most of the delay was lack of confidence. I built the layers slowly in between other projects. I'd put some strips up on the wall and spend a few days months letting them percolate (marinate? stew?), and then I'd sew them down. I started with the water. After doing a bit of sand, I built the sky up toward the top. Most of the sky is pieced with regular seams rather than layered. Then I layered the foreground, slowly, slowly. I like the bits of embroidery that add detail and depth on Accidental Landscapes. I thought it would be a simple task. But I hadn't thought of it that a quilt this size would need larger scale embroidery to be proportionate. That stymied me. Before starting the embroidery I quilted the project with my walking foot. To plan the placement of the beach grass I laid paper strips on the quilt and took a photo to refer to as I stitched. I started with a few stems of grass and then gradually built them up until I was satisfied. I used 4 strands of floss for the longest stems, and reduced the bulk to 3 or 2 strands for smaller stems or those closer to the water. I used a modified stem stitch, bringing the needle up closer to the starting point than is common, to make the stitch as thick as possible. I took the quilt with me on several road trips. It was an easy take-along project. A few weeks ago, when I was Gramma nesting while waiting for our new grandson, I suddenly realized that I was almost done. It was a perfect project to work on at a time when I didn't want to start a new mess. In just a couple of days, I completed the stitching, or at least stopped myself from getting carried away with it. After we arrived home from cuddling our little grandson (and his big brother who was born right after I started the quilt!), I chose a sandy colored fabric from my stash for the binding. I took it out for a photo shoot on our garage. I thought I was truly finished, but then I remembered that I have a wonderful supply of ceramic buttons (by artist Sandra Lance--you can find her work under images online, but I think she has suspended her business for now) that I like to use on art quilts. I found two that looked good among the dunes. (I usually try to use three, but these looked the best.) Closer And closer So now it is truly done. This quilt will be living at my daughter and son-in-law's house. As I said earlier, it was meant for my daughter's office, but by now she has found something else to fill the space there, and I know her family will enjoy it at home. (And I can visit it, too.) I was almost hoping she didn't want it anymore, but hey, now that I know I can do this, I could make another one for me in less than three years! Maybe in solids? The best thing I learned from making this quilt is that the technique does work for large scale quilts. Really, all that is needed is a good supply of fabrics to choose from. The embroidery is fun and works very well after quilting, even with building up fairly dense stitches. Let's look at that finish one more time! I'm linking up today with crazy mom quilts for Finish it up Friday and Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Can I Get a Whoop Whoop. Happy Quilting and Happy Finishing! And if you live anywhere within driving distance of Lake Michigan, Yea for MI Lake MI!
Lake Tahoe is home to some of the bluest water in the US! Renting Clear Kayaks should be first on your list of activities.
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Duse Udde ist ein First Camp Campingplatz und ein Naherholungsgebiet bei Säffle. Es liegt direkt am Vänern, dem größten See in Schweden und bietet Erholung pur.
Jack Hamm Drawing Scenery Seascapes Landscapes
"Display an abstract piece in your home with 'Colored Horizon'. This panel art features the aurora colors of a rainbow flowing on a canvas, with blue, green, and purple hues this decor will be a great piece to any home." Approx. Dimensions: 30x40" Hanging Hardware Included This item purchased online must be returned to the vendor by mail only. This item cannot be returned to Macy's stores. Poly-Cotton Matte Canvas, Wood Wipe with damp cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners Web ID: 7891720
